It’s not even officially autumn yet, but winter weather predictions are already coming out. And one notable one comes from the Old Farmer’s Almanac. Senior Editor Sarah Perreault is indicating Northern California won’t be dry. She says rainfall will be above normal, with near-normal snowfall, and average to slightly below-average temperatures…

Perreault says the coldest periods will occur in late-December, mid-January, and early-February. April and May will be cooler and drier than normal. She says there hasn’t been a lot of moderation this decade…